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The Blood Matters Program is a Victorian Government program run in collaboration with the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood (formerly Blood Service) that aims to support and enhance best practice in patient blood management (PBM), and the stewardship of blood and blood products, for improved patient outcomes in Victorian health services.
Haemovigilance provides a way to focus limited resources in a structured manner towards solutions that best impact safety – and is a practical way of helping to make tomorrow a bit safer than today.
The "How do I" is a series of practical tips from Working Party members (experts) about specific contents that are hard to find in textbooks but might exist already.
The "How do I" series share practical tips from Working Party members about specific content that are hard to find in textbooks but might exist already.
The Education subgroup of the Clinical Transfusion Working Party has developed this e-learning module on transfusion reactions for physicians early in their careers. This module is co-developed by the European Blood Alliance (EBA), accredited by European Board for Accreditation in Hematology (EBAH) and is freely accessible at no charge.
El subgrupo de Educación del Grupo de Trabajo de Transfusión Clínica ha desarrollado este módulo de e-learning sobre reacciones transfusionales para médicos que están al inicio de su Carrera profesional. Este módulo ha sido co-desarrollado por la European Blood Alliance (EBA), acreditado por el European Board for Accreditation in Hematology (EBAH) y es de acceso libre y gratuito.
Patient Blood Management (PBM) is an evidence-based, multidisciplinary approach aimed at optimising the care of patients who might need transfusion. It puts the patient at the heart of decisions made around blood transfusion, promoting appropriate use of blood and blood components and the timely use of alternatives where available.
